WE KEEP YOUR LIFE IN MOTION

WHAT WE TREAT
Neck & Arm Pain
Neck and arm pain affect people in every age and stage of life. There are many non-invasive treatment options.
Back, Leg & Foot Pain
Back, leg and foot pain can come and go, but recurring symptoms can often be signs of deeper underlying conditions like sciatica.
Common Conditions
Headaches, numbness, hip pain, heel pain and more can all be treated with the assistance of a chiropractor.
Sciatica
Aches and pains associated with sciatica can be reduced and even eliminated completely with the Cox® Technic.
Pinched Nerves & Slipped Discs
The Cox® Technic is a highly effective solution for minimizing pain and discomfort caused by pinched nerves and slipped discs.
Can’t Find Your Pain Point?
If you’re experiencing pain or discomfort in an area that’s not listed— let us know, and book a complimentary consultation here.

BOOK YOUR CONSULTATION
From lingering issues to severe injuries, we’ll provide you the proper treatment so that you can feel yourself again.
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* Results for one patient may not be typical of all patients.
Ottawa Chiropractor Dr. Paul Taillefer is devoted to seeing you live out your best life each and every day. Certified in the Cox® Technic and numerous other techniques, Dr. Taillefer provides a multitude of chiropractic treatments that can restore your quality of life.

Our Resources
For more information on our treatments, household remedies, and strength training exercises, explore our resources.

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